The Gwinnett Braves are the Triple-A affliate of the Atlanta Braves, and are in the International League. On January 14, 2008, it was announced that the Richmond Braves would move from Richmond, Virginia, to Gwinnett County, Georgia beginning in 2009. The announcement was made after the Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners unanimous vote. [1]

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Ballpark

The Gwinnett Convention and Visitors Bureau hosted a groundbreaking ceremony commemorating the start of construction on the ballpark for the Triple-A Gwinnett Braves baseball team.

The ballpark, Gwinnett Stadium, is a state of the art facility that reflects a historic look and feel. It provides an intimate setting with a total capacity of 10,000, and ultimately serves as the focal point of a mixed-use entertainment district. ^[2]

Logos and uniforms

The official colors of the Gwinnett Braves are navy blue and scarlet, the same as their Atlanta parent. The primary logo resembles the Atlanta Braves primary, but with silver outline and with the word "Gwinnett" centered above.

The home jersey has the classic Braves' wordmark centered on the front, with the "Gwinnett" underscore underlining it. However, unlike Atlanta's jersey with navy blue and scarlet piping, the Gwinnett team's jersey features scarlet sleeves with blue stripes. Other uniform apparel has yet to be revealed. ^[3]

Roster

Players				Coaches/Other
Starting rotation Bullpen		Catchers Infielders Outfielders		Manager Coaches † Disabled list ‡ Reserve list § Suspended list

Broadcasts

The Braves will air all of their 144 games on WDUN radio AM550 based in nearby Gainesville. Tony Schiavone, former voice of the Braves, Charlotte Knights, World Championship Wrestling, and World Wrestling Entertainment, is the play-by-play announcer. ^[4]

References

1. "Atlanta Braves Moving Their AAA Team to Gwinnett County Georgia in 2009", ''gwinnettbraves.com'' 14 Jan 2008
2. "Groundbreaking Commemorates Gwinnett’s New Home of the Braves", ''gwinnettbraves.com'' 3 Jun 2008
3. Hammock, Will. "Braves unveil 'neat look'", ''gwinnettbraves.com'' 3 Jun 2008
4. Gwinnett Braves team up with NewsTalk 550...